The Russellville Democrat., 1887-07-20

i0AtNDAt tiittl 8hl ltRNtt Eift " NIt c1Ii- bort and encouragement necessary to make it a splendid success. We cannot build school unless we stand by it.. Let us do that and have good school.
 keep your eye on the real estate column of Davis & Son. Some rare bargains are offered therein and fail- ure to investigate may be the mistake of your life.
 A sore throat or cough if neglected. often results in an incurable throat or lung trouble. SPARKS INDIAN CouGH SYRUP gives speedy and permanent relief. For sale by ". G. Wcimer.
 july P.
 Mr. W. c. Truitt, who was former i 1y resident of this county for forty years, but now of Point Peter. Searcy county, is in town mixing with old friends. He reports health and crops good In his section.
 Why will you pay a dollar for a chill cure when you can buy Bolling's Cher l okee Chill Cure for 75 cents, including box of Bilious Bullets. Sold by ". c. Weimer, and by W. s, Hinton, At kins.
 l 1.-The new shop to be occupied by | Mir. J. A. Jamison & Co.,, is Eow in course of erection. It is just below Mir. Strickland's art gallery. Mr. Jamison's old shop is to be removed to make room for the court house.
 --There was very considerable l blow up yesterday, and 1t was anxious l ly hoped that we would have a rain. fall, but 1t did not reach us. There was a rain out north east of town short distance.
 ] We had very pleasant calls from the following friends Saturday: Judge N. D. ShInn, J c. Bonds, C.. W. John lstoue, A. NJ. Garrison, James White sides, II. c. Bowden, w. H. Ross, J. r. Snyder J A. Adams.
 The river improvement at dardan- ellie has been suspended to await the result Of what has been done. It can nor be ascertained whether the work done will answer the purpose for which it was done until there is d rise iG the river.
 We have received the premium list of the Fair Association of Western Ar kansas, to be held at Fort Smith, Octo- Der, IS, l9, 20, 21 and p, 1887. For any information desired, address, s. A. HIlliams, secretary.
 Since our last issue the weather has been extremely hot, almost unbearable. And while many go to the mountains to breathe the fresh, cool air, the quill driver and preacher must yawn, per- spire,. and work away. My! Terrible hot
 Quite number of our eitizens went to Dover yesterday to attend the funer- al of Capt. Rollow. Among those who l J. NJ. Harkey, R. !. Wilson, W. J Reynolds, J. ". Quinn, J. ". Russell, ". X. Mckinney and l.. NJ. Smith.
 Notice is hereby given that ball throwing on the public streets for any purpose, throwing and catching, is positively forbidden, and any one guil- l " of said offense after the publication of thIs notice, will be promptly arrest ed. B.J. STRICKLAND, Marshall
 -Uncle Johnnie Torrance, unfortu nately, while riding on wagon, had his feet caught between the brake and stump, which inflicted a severe wound, disabling him for several days.
 
 on his feet again.
 Governor Hughes has appointed Judge N. D. Sninn of this county del egate to the interstate farmers conven- ton to meet at Atlanta, Ga, the 18th Of next month The appointment is an excellent one, and it is hoped that Judge Shinn may be able to attend. oIa ed to say to us that he would like to make application for the Possum Trot school referred to by our Bell Chapel correspondent. He would like to take charge in September. He thinks he can fill the bill, leaving out the "cuss- in."
 --To the delight of her many friends, Miss Hattie Williams, of Little Rock, is in town and will remain some weeks. Miss Williams has been a successful teacher in our public school, and was elected to position in the school for the ensuing term, but declined. She is visiting the family of M-. J. w. Wells.
 Capt. P. !. Hollow, of Dover, who has been suffering some time with earbunce on the back of his neck, died Monday morning, the 18th inst, at 3 o'clock. Capt. Rollow was good citi zen, honored and respected by all who knew him, and his death is universally regretted.
 --The county judge has given ont be- fore hand what he will do concerning the removal of the records and other appertenances The court opened Monday and at the end of three days the judge will order the records moved, and the remainder of the term will be held here. That will be something new for Russellyille.
 Thursdays game of base ball be- tween the fist nine and the Russell nine, or ''kids,'' was really a tie but the scorers were instructed to score 26 to 25 in favor of the big boys Umpire, Rodgers. The game on Friday was an easy victory for the Russell nine, re- sulting in score of 90 to II. Umpire, Jacobson. Time, 2:30.
 Will you be made miserable by that terrible rupture, that Is breaking your constitution, ruining your health, dragging you down to premature grave, when You can go W. G. Welm- er's and get a TRUSS that will give you | instantaniOus relief and will cure you | in a short time. Call on him and ex- anime his large stock of TRussEs. July l3